Re: SSL write error: certificate verification failed: certificate has expired

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> 3. feb. 2022 kl. 08:01 skrev Yogendra Kumar Chaudhary <yogi9088@gmail.com>:
>
> Thanks for this information.
> I found on my machine that cert.pm expired on 30 May 2020. I can not switch
> to the new o OpenBSD version immediately due to other technical
> dependencies. Can you please suggest what should I do to resolve this issue?

If upgrading to a supported version is not an option, what's the rush in installing a new package?

Then again, since the error seems to be appearing during file retrieval, you could try to download the package file or files manually and see if you can install the package from the downloaded file. It is likely that you will need to resolve dependencies by hand, but your mileage will vary.

The other option would be to build the package from a local copy of the ports tree.

Both of those options are likely to be more work than doing incremental upgrades (which get even easier once you reach 6.6 which has sysupgrade(8)), or as already suggested, re-install with the most recent supported version and introduce the config and packages you know you need.

What fits your budget time- or money-wise is of course up to you.

All the best,
Peter

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